Nat King Cole

Nat "King" Cole Music is a world-wide language many people speak, but only a few people can learn. One of the masters is Nat "King". Rapeseed As a true legend, Nut can use his voice to deliver songs, as well as through his wonderful techniques of piano. Today, Nat is highly appreciated by his gentle, calm and powerful voice; however, he is recognized as one of the best jazz pianists ever. This man is called the nut "King" today. Cole was born on March 17, 1917 at Nathaniel Adams in Montgomery, Alabama.

Nat King Cole, born in Montgomery, Alabama in 1919, moved to Chicago with his family. In 1956 he was a nationally renowned performer and in commemoration of Bartholom's apartheid law he arranged different performances for white and black audiences. On the eve of the attack, he acted in front of an isolated audience in Mobile, Alabama, and resented among the messy crowd. After the attack after the Birmingham white show, Mr. Kohl returned to the stage and got a 10 minute standing ovation, but the concert was not completed. "I came here to just entertain you," he told the audience. "That is what you want, I was born in Alabama, those people hurt my back, I can not continue because I need to see a doctor." Doctor's consultation Mr. Kohl was evening after receiving it. Continue to participate in scheduled black performances

In the performance of Nat King Cole, members of Birmingham White Citizens Committee in Alabama jumped onto the stage to attack Cole. The organization insists that they are protecting young girls, and black musicians "beautifully" America by using animal beating in music to bring people animal lovers.

A man called Nat "King" Cole today was born on March 17, 1917 at Nathaniel Adams Coles in Montgomery, Alabama. At the age of 4, his father, Edward James Coles Sr. and his mother, Perlina Adams Coles, decided to move their family to Chicago. When Nat became four years old, his father left the grocery store and moved to Chicago where he became a missionary. As a child, Nat dreams of becoming a leader and soloist of the big band in the tradition of his idol Earl "Fatha" Hines. By the time he was twelve years old, Nat was playing the organ at the church. And it was amazing for such a young man trained only by his mother. After that, Nat will join the official piano course.